No sooner does anything appear than it is swept away, and another comes in its place." ![]() The River becomes the North Sea with the Thames estuary at Southend-on-Sea and the worlds longest pier ![]() ![]() ![]() With the Battersea Power Station dominating the Battersea bend of the river. ![]() Millbank Tower on the left, the London eye in the centre and the place known as Old father Thames with the Riverbank Park Plaza hotel being the new building on the right. ![]() A disused broken police box that has kept a looked out for many a year from the Victoria Embankment, over a river that has seen many changes in river traffic and the London skyline. ![]() HMS Belfast in service throughout the Second World War, playing a vital role in the destruction of the battle cruiser Scharnhorst, and also being deployed during the Normandy Landings. Retired from active service with the Royal Navy in 1965 and now enjoying retirement on the River Thames near Tower Bridge. ![]() Members of the London-based Society of Thames Mudlarks are constantly digging the Thames for historic remains, with any treasures being the property of the Museum of London. The name mudlarks go back to the Victorian age when both young and old would look along the Thames shoreline for old bits of coal and other items that may have fallen from barges into the Thames. ![]() With the Thames pathway making some enjoyable river walks alongside of these lovely Art Deco lampposts near the Albert Embankment. London Time ![]() Follow Us The contents of this website are the property of knowledgeoflondon.com and therefore must not be reproduced without permission. Every effort is made to ensure the details contained on this website are correct, however, we cannot accept responsibility for errors and omissions. © Copyright 2004 - 2025 Contact Us | Advertise ![]() |